Sentence examples similar to real blasts from inspiring English sources
OPENING his mail several months ago, E. Stanley O'Neal got a real blast from his past.
Compared to Jerusalem, which was incredible but quite full-on, exhausting emotionally and physically, this is just a lot more fun, a real blast.
As it happens, a real blast figures large in his most famous film, "A Movie," which was also made under a (mushroom) cloud in 1958, the year a B-47 lost a hydrogen bomb off the coast of Georgia and a second B-47 accidentally dropped an atom bomb in South Carolina.
It looks like a real blast.
Moonfruit is a real blast form the past come good.
The tech media have made startups seem like a real blast.
Fast forward to 2 12 for a real blast from the past.
In order to achieve this objective, five slabs were tested under real blast loads.
In the second step, a combustion model was added to the numerical simulation, using dimensions of a real blast furnace.
But if it's any consolation, my trusty co-host and I had a real blast putting this week's episode together.
It's not meant to handle corkscrew turns, but it eats up cruising country lanes and, needless to say, is a real blast on a long, open stretch of deserted highway.
